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Med-Assist Technology Inc.

2441 South 1560 West
Woods Cross, Utah 84087
United States
Telephone: 800-321-6848 or 801-296-6848.
Fax: 801-296-2520.
Web: http://advantageurinal.com.
Email: info@advantageurinal.com.

Discontinued products manufactured by Med-Assist Technology Inc. (listed alphabetically)

  1. MT4U URINAL SYSTEM, THE Picture of MT4U URINAL SYSTEM, THE

    --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 01/2010) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The MT4U (pronounced empty for you) Urinal System is a urinal designed for use by continent individuals with urinary frequency or mobility disabilities. This self-contained system consists of a polyethylene hand-held urinal connected through a tube to a 200 milliliter (ml) collection bag. The system is designed to ensure rapid drainage from the urinal to the collection bag. An anti-reflux valve located prior to the bladder ensures fluid does not escape from the collection bag, even if it is dropped or turned upside down. The collection bag is emptied through an easy open/close release valve at the bottom. OPTIONS: A black polyester privacy/travel bag is available.

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